Fighting Acne fallacies
Former Acne sufferer sets up a web site to debunk all of the misinformation currently floating around on the Internet. He aims to only provide information based on research and actual facts.
Halifax, NS (PRWEB) November 12, 2005
Seven years ago, Mark MacKay was a teen with an annoying problem. He was getting new pimples and zits on his face, chest and back everyday. So he turned to the Internet for help.
Now looking back, Mark laughs at some of the information and recommendations he come across and actually tried. One method of clearing up acne that stands out in his mind was to actually rub your own urine on your break outs. Mark admits he never actually bought into that one but is sure some people did.
Not wanting similar things to happen to acne suffers now and in the future Mark decided to create a place where only research based acne information is listed. Doing research in medical journals and health publications Mark has create a information web site dedicated to just the facts about acne.
This new site will educate those looking for information about acne and let them use this to make informed decisions on how they should care for their skin.
Mark said his acne myth page has been extremely poplar in terms of web site page views. He also included a section for parents so they can help there children with this problem. Parents can play a huge role in helping there own children deal with acne and all of the potential psychological effects. They too should be armed with the proper facts about acne.
Mark hopes in a small way his site will start a trend of people setting up useful fact based information sites.
You can visit Mark’s Acne Explained web site at http://www. acne-explained. info (http://www. acne-explained. info).
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